Editorial Snaps and Local News From Hillsborough 1804
The Hillsborough edition reports on Secretary Carlisle proposing $50 million in gold bond sales. Raleigh visitors include Gov Flower and Lurgess Corps, with a February 2 Raleigh visit. Editorials rail against moral decline and prize fights, while Settle leads a contested House seat and Williams plans an appeal. News notes open a Baptist Female University in September with J. V. Brewer as president and a Roxboro jailer killing escape, prompting a manhunt and lynching threats. Also mentions summer courses at the University and a Woods Hole biology station.
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Roxboro
Person
Jasper Stobertson
Logan Meadows
Willis Royster
Royster
Robertson
Winston
Beaufort
Henry V. Wilson
Woods Iall
United States
Improvement Prospects Expand Across Southern Industry
The Manufacturers' Record notes a stronger upturn in the South with more money in circulation and higher demand for staple goods. Cotton mills lag behind orders while prices for cotton and rice rise. several major projects are announced including a 400000 cotton mill, 100000 hosiery factory, 75000 capital for a cotton mill, five lumber firms totaling 200000, 25000 carriage firm, 100000 marble mill, 100000 outlook firm, 50000 iron company, and 500000 cigar factory venture.
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Baltimore
South
Catton
Oxford Orphan Asylum Chronicle of Sixteen Years
The Oxford Orphan Asylum, established sixteen years ago, has educated about 1,500 boys and girls. A prominent Mason lauds its record, noting no misconduct by educated girls and no crimes by educated boys, asserting the institution holistically shapes responsible citizens.
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Winston Sentinel
Oxford Orphan Asylum
the Sentinel
Worth's Farm toachr Souvenir Offer For Columbian Exposition
Address H. E. Bucklen & Co Chicago offers prepaid Souvenir portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition. Send address and fifteen cents postage. price fifty cents, with refund after receipt. Describes full page views of great buildings and deluxe art quality. If unsatisfied, stamps refunded and book kept.
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Nomi
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Chica
Stockton's Anti septic cures rheumatism and insomnia
Nashville Tennessee March Stockton Medicine Co reports a testimonial from Rob MOWPON claiming instant relief from sciatic rheumatism nervousness and insomnia after using Stockton's Anti septic, with the reader urged to purchase via local agent E. Aemeond.
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Nashville
Tenn
Stockton Medicine Co
Stockton
Rob Mowpon
North Colle Street
E. Aemeond Agen
Market Report from Werrkty Hittsnoxy Confederate Depot
N. W. Brown & Co markets report prices for wheat corn oats meal bacon flour coffee and various produce. Prices listed in cents per unit include oats 35 to 10 ets per bushel and bacon 112 12 ets per hog, with dried fruits and wool also priced.
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N. W. Brown & Co
Confederate Depot
N.W. Brown & CO
Various North Carolina Notes From Greens boro to Newbern
Dr J Henry Smith of Greens boro honors seventeen First Presbyterian Sunday school pupils with gold medals for perfect attendance. Dr E Burke Haywood of Raleigh dies at 75 after grippe and pleurisy. he was the first surgeon commissioned from the State in the late war. Rt O Patterson appointed Clerk of the Circuit and District Courts of Western North Carolina in place of J E Reed, a Swain county Republican. State Evangelistic Committee selects Rev William Black of Monroe as state evangelist succeeding Rev Egbert Smith. Durham Sun notes the East Carolina Fish Oyster Game and Industrial Assoc annual fair at New Bern starting February 19 with exhibits, races, parachute drops, music. Gov Carr to open. Charlotte Observer reports a lost tooth tale: Minnie Clark's tooth found after nose growth surgery by Drs Graham and Alexander. A local furniture dealer claims large chair sale with 15 to 50 percent discounts and a wide chair selection at the Glass Front Bookstore.
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Rt. O. Patterson
Dick and
Gor
Western
North Carolina
J. E. Reed
Mr. Patterson
Swain County
The
Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Wm. Black
Monroe
Egbert W. Smith
Black
Carr
Charlotte Observer
Minnie Clark
J.C. Clark
Richmond & Danville Railroad Company
J. W. Graham
Ife
C. L. Alexander
Death of Mrs Virginis W Parks Revered Sunday School Teacher
The Hillsboro Methodist Episcopal Sunday School notes the death of Mrs Virginis W Parks wife of Mr M Parks on January 21 1894. The resolution commends her as a skilled and loyal teacher and neighbor and offers sympathy to her husband family and friends. A copy will be sent to the Orange County On SERVER and Raleigh Christian Advocate for publication. Committee members sign the resolutions.
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Methopist Episcopal Sunvpay School
Hillsboro
N. C
Virginis W. Parks
M. Parks
Chareh
Memcer
Christ
Orange County
Raleigh Christian Advocate
Cankie M. Sterce
Many Hooker
Passi
Income tax explained and exemption clarified
Mr Tarnsey clarifies the income tax. The law exempts all incomes up to 4000 dollars. Income above that is taxed only on the excess. For example a congressman pays tax on 1000 dollars while 4600 dollars are exempt. The misconception that the full amount is taxed above 4600 is corrected.
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New York
Tarnsey
Congress
Republic
Parasitic Dyspepsia Cure Advertised In Local Drugstore
An 19th century advertisement touts Hearty Wertcome as a proven remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims to stop stomach fermentation and aid digestion. The notice promotes Dr Kine's New Discovery with free trial bottles from HL Backlen Co and Druggist WA Hayes' Dragstore, Chicago-based promotions.
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Stockton
Nature
E. A Rosemond
Dr. Kine
HL. FE Backlen & Co
Chicago
Dr. King
WA Hayes
Edwards and Lrougston General Printers and News
Edwards and Lrougston, general printers and press workers, operate in RaVelin North Carolina providing local printing services and job printing for the community. The snippet notes their business as a small regional shop serving the area.
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Orange County Observer
Hillsborough, Co
Hillsborough
Joseph A. Harris
Carlisle
Gov. Flower
Lurgess Corps
Albany
Raleigh
Gov. Carr
Chamber of Commerce
House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Settle
Williams
News-Observer-Chronicle
Baptist Female University
J. V. Brewer
Texas Cowboys
Sim
J. E. Vieree
Texas
Humphreys
Malarible
Ori
Ibrown
J. Henry Smith
First Presbyterian Sunday School
E. Burke Haywood
U.S
Glass Front
Weesell
TSNA
Beed
Chicas Havaranes
Lore BR
Turse
Pate Cora
Micky
Prospectir
Irice
Bemer
Dexter Shoe CO
Odd Fellows
Equitable Life
W. J. Roddey
Department of the Carolinas
Rock Hill, S.C
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & CO
Philadelphia
Reaudy
Magistraties Canxon Arroyor de Willeucr Ir
Eseell
Whoenlwee
Wspaper
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Ivan the
Kamis Dinemmener
HW Nye
Mateos
the bBliegrister
Wheeling
W.va
Tgage Sali
M.s. Crabtree
Office of Register of Deeds of
Orange
Court House
Hillecore
Bape Hill
Smith M. Cates
Attis, Werter Court
Ss. M
James SM. Seett
Julius
SCQTF
Nash
Hillstrama, N.C
Omes
Dro Strudwick
Ae W. Gratiam
Alas Gusher
Conmur Caswell
W. Te Atdam
Ontora N.C
Gransen and
Dorhan
Wester D. Turner
ArLaw Ayo
Imenth
Henry Richards
Deiter Shof Co., Inc P. Capital
Sven
Lotte
Dexter
Marlin
Marlin Fire Arms Co
New Haven
Conn
U.S. A
Tyner
CEN Bosk
Vaalta
DRUGG
Csied
Wee
Tyes
Nets
John Y. Macrae Draggiat
Raleizh NC
Sali
John W. Graham
Ile
Shert Aolles
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